澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Steam Next Fest bought us endless demos this year and highlighted the coolest indie games we would otherwise be clueless about. But one game that slipped by my radar has an absolutely irresistible pitch: what if Tony Hawk’s gnarly tricks were inserted into Va♉mpire Survivors' roguelike structure?

That’s the basic setup for Motordoom, a game that just exudes an ultra-cool hellish style and plays great too. The storefront describes it as a “horde shooter that combines high octane, visceral combat with fluid movement and trick mechanics.” Nose grinding and blasting the underworld’s spawn then rewards you wi💟th demonic offerings, also known as character upgrades. 

Motordoom features the expected ten-minute runs that have you becoming evermore powerful, before facing a 🌞grotesque boss at the end, but there’s alsoꦑ a meta-progression to sink your bony jaw into, as you can mod your death bike over time with, say, chainsaws attached to the sides or a “death container” to increase your maximum health.

That all sounds quite tough, doesn’t it? Aiming at floating demons while performing 😼tricks in pursuit of high scores. Sure, the camera can sometimes get in the way, but Motordoom also has a novel approach to shooting. In the vein of Rollerdrome, time slows down while you’re looking down sights - otherwise, the game automatically targets the nearest polygonal nightmare. 

Motordoom, overall, is a refreshing contender in bullet-hell-meets-roguelike ♛space thanks to its novel camera angle, evocative designs, and, of course, the 🧸pro-skating. Or pro-biking, I guess. While we wait for a full release, the game’s demo is still available to download on . 

Elsewhere, the Steam Winter Sale is still live with discounts on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:countless other hidden gems.